Not quite certain what that statement means unless you are referring to the article in which it mentions the "no-global launch". However, what it may have to do with is what I am experiencing now...
When I want to access a global variable that is not in the first segment, I get garbage for all of the values in the global. However, when I move the global in question to the first segment, the values it contains are correct. There has to be a way around this since five of my six segments are nothing but globals that are placed in a const pointer array from the first segment. The globals are simply used as data. Perhaps the way to do this is to stick all of the data into database records. If I can't stick with the multi-segmented global angle, do you recommend going with writing everything to a .pdb file or do you recommend another angle? And if you do recommend writing to a .pdb file, is there a way to do so through Win32 programming? In other words, are there API calls that I can make from a Win32 program that will generate a valid .pdb file -- maybe something analogous to DmWrite? Regards, Daniel Suleski :-> TD, Mysticware Inc. www.mysticware.com "Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:101064@;palm-dev-forum... > > Any code that > will be run on launches where global variables aren't available also needs > to be in the first segment. > > -- > Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > CodeWarrior for Palm OS technical lead > Palm OS programming help @ www.palmoswerks.com > > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
